State Fair Preparations and Oil Tax Revenue Figures
The article reports on state fair arrangements easing daily programs and discusses state oil inspections. It provides totals of expenses for capitol services, notes inspector salaries, and records oil rejections and revenues, including sums retained by inspectors and remitted to the state treasury. It also cites population and census figures affecting school enrollment procedures and the need for accurate enumeration by directors and county superintendents.
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Jawa
Pe Dywleim
Offi- Cail
Fune
H. Baumin
J. B. Bishop
C. IV
Have
del O'Keefe
HM. Pickel
Mid I. Weinstein
Dividend Planned After LeMars Bank Failure
The Iowa comptroller orders a 25 percent dividend for LeMars National Bank creditors following the bank’s collapse due to vice president Tom Ward’s defalcation. Receiver Thornton notes the payment will be issued as soon as schedules are prepared and shipments from Washington arrive.
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Accu
LeMars
Ang
Vie-Phe
Wreney Tis
Teceviver Thorton
LeMars National Bay
Washington
LeMars National Bank
Tom F. Ward
Murder Near Avion Right of Way Baffles Milwaukee Police
An unknown man was killed Thursday night along the Cheaga Mil wakes and St. Paul railroad right of way near Avion, with a coupling pin used as the weapon. The victim, about 34, of medium height with sandy hair, carried several fare tickets and a note with the address N. F. Clements of South Omaha. A suspect was arrested at Mapleton as investigators search for two others seen near the scene.
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Avion
Aug
Cheaga, Milwakes & St. Paul
Anaby
Milwaukee
Mapleton
N.F. Clements
South
Twenty-fifth Stroat
Omaha
Neevoes
J. IJ
Collision on the Minneapolis Fort Dodge line causes mental collapse
James Green, a station agent at Otho on the Minneapolis and St. Louis railway, misread orders leading a gravel train to hold before a freight at Fort Dodge. The collision occurred near Otho, injuring no crew but driving Green to near insanity and chloroform treatment as his mind suffered under the strain.
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Uta Reavon
Fort Dodge
Arge
James Green
Otho
Minneapolis
Green
Nt Otho
Fort Dodlye
Fugitives and Embezzlement Tale From Des Moines
United States Marshal reports evasive deputy postmaster Max Kruskopf of Marshalltown is a fugitive after embezzling about 800 dollars from postal funds. Hawley implicated, Kruskopf absconded en route to Des Moines. authorities plan to press charges and compel testimony while Cedar Falls hosts a canning plant opening with 400 acres under cultivation and a 750000 bushel output expected. a fatal accident in Des Moines ends in a head fracture when a man is struck by a heavy object during a tree fall.
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Des Moines
United States
Christian
Max Kruskopf
Marshalltown
Ketchum
Saint
Kruskopf
Hawley
Great Western
Des Neines
Wawsey
Kuuskopt
Canning Company
Poisoned by Cabbage At Webster City Aug TaeMhe
A garbled early 20th century report covers poisoning by cabbage linked to the TaeMhe family aid in Webster City. C Porter appears as a central figure amid disjointed lines about poisoning, wilt, spray, and possible remedies.
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Webster City
C. Porter
Paris
Heen
Destruction in Mobile Bay After Severe Coastal Storm
Reports from Mobile Alabama detail a powerful cyclone and high winds causing wreckage along the bay. Vessels including the yacht Mayflower and a pleasure craft are missing, with island communications severed and extensive damage to logging camps, mills, and mobile waterfronts. News notes authorities warn of more updates as rescue efforts continue.
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Ala
Nile
Ham
Repleasure
Arie
Fish River
Bond
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Thiselly
Lowhad
Cat Island
Morgan
Coast Artillery
Mississippi Sound
Ierald Fron Peurto Cortes
Ranger to proceed south from Panama toward Ponima
The Ranger now at San Diego is ordered to move south to Ponimina. The cruiser Philadelphia is to be prepared for possible deployment. Mare Island yard will overhaul the vessel Ulysses as a precaution amid evolving naval moves. A note on Venezuelan邮 views offers little new light on the situation.
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Ouees Washington
Oriser Ranger
San Diego
Cal
Ponmina
Dela
Tings Hind
Uhihidelphin
Sant Mranel
Mare Island
General Popalus
Dr Department Dart
Osteria
Vane Ued Cole
Ningston
Jamaica
Darien
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Panama
Colon
Colum
Namanny
Columbian
Stormer Vernard Flall
West India and Pacific Steamship Company (Limited
Liverpool
Hha
Winsul
Jamal
Ae Lron
Phillips Company Fails. Receiver Appointed in Chicago
Three creditors petitioned for the George T. Phillips company in the U S district court. The Chicago Mie and Trust company was named temporary receiver, with director W K Sackett to manage the business. Phillips claims insolvent assets around 825 000 against liabilities near 200 000, with 110 000 in worthless accounts. He vows to pay creditors dollar for dollar beyond 2 600 a year while seeking to resume business individually. Des Moines fair opens August 24 with Des Moines day and free admission for children under fifteen, plus prominent exhibits and a major fireworks program.
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George T. Philips Company
Lunk
We KK. Sackett
Mer. Phillips
Vis
Phillips
Foy
Des Moines
Beat Auong
Faiy
Iest
Beng
Des Moimes
Kitchener MAt GVW ICOM Military Dispatch Rumors
A clumsy transcription of a London article reports on Lord Kitchener and operations in Africa and mentions captured ammunition and horses. It cites General Preneh and Cape Cods, with references to Venezuela and battles. The piece blends scattered names and dubious figures.
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London
Kitchener
Inn Jong
Coluouis
Bours
G&s
Uding Wilviarins
Wirst Volksranks Oielity
Devillas
Preneh
Cape Cotas
Deaths from Cleveland crib fire shock city
Cleveland area reports twelve to thirteen victims as a warehouse fire destroys a two hundred by fifty foot frame building near the harbor. Rescue efforts save several men while many perish from burns and smoke. The blaze also cuts temporary water works and draws responses from city crews and nearby ships.
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Nh Fanporary Water Works
Cleveland Harbor
G.C. Vin
Orth
van Housen
Otton
Steek
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